Make It a Radio Christmas Interference From Regenerative Receivers
Radio editor K C Von Lacgrum discusses the growing interference from regenerative receivers and possible remedies. He notes that suppression is hard and costly, urges careful plate voltage and condenser settings, and advises listeners to avoid unnecessary dial twisting to reduce cross-channel noise.
Radio Programs Schedule for November 30 Listings
A dense OCR collage lists radio program time slots by station markets and genres. Entries include readings concerts organ recitals religious services and orchestral pieces across stations in Chicago Cleveland Dallas Des Moines New York Los Angeles San Francisco and more with varied times from early evening to late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rygy
Kerrier Poles
Servlers
Weee
Toston
Strand
Ochisien
Wod
Chicago
Cleveland
WHER
Fervica
WLW
Cinelamati
Fermont
Nest
Deteots News
Servie Wraa
Dallas News and Journal
Tansitian
AOC
Davenport
Who
Des Motes
Rae Shale
WNX
Hot Road
Sansies
Los Am
WHC
Memphis Commerciala
Montreal
WITM
New York
Northfield
Nartical Chanel
Portland
Serviers
Sam Francisco
Inna
Coovert
Vince
Orchestmry
Sont i
AGO
Sarvdercles
AL Om
Eh Aervires
WITAA
Radio expansion ties nation and world via powerful stations
Radio growth nears 4 score with stations rising to link remote regions and reach distant nations. In Moscow a new link connects to Antipolis and Long Island as WTAM of Willard Storage Battery gains a license to raise output from 1000 to 1500 watts. Parkes Cadman will give a Sunday radio address on The Supreme Revelation from station Witar New York as moisture affects tuning signals.
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Republic
Husia
Moscow
Gliddionth
Antipolis
Long Island
WTAM
Willard Storage Battery Company
Cleveland
Parkes Cadman
Waterloo
Chautauqua
Witar
New
Radio and phonograph tensions reshape early electronics industry
The article notes improvement from drying windings and careful soldering in radio work. Builders are warned about placing tuning coils near transformers to avoid magnetic interference and noise. It mentions a shift in industry focus from phonographs to radio and a Danish census showing 3,200 radio receivers with students making up nearly one-fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiomoralia
Denmark
Lyngby
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